The tight-knit community at St. Gertrude the Great Catholic Church will celebrate Easter together this year, and the hope is that this continues for the year after and the one after that, and so on. […]
St. Charles Parish Sheriff Greg Champagne said while his office considered a request from the Orleans Parish Sheriff’s Office to send officers to assist with Mardi Gras details, there will be no SCPSO officers working in New Orleans. […]
Crawfish prices remain high across the parish – along with hopes from resident that prices will come down soon. […]
St. Charles Parish Public Schools has no plans to bring back its community education program, which provided community members with an opportunity to learn new skills and participate in activities such as line dancing, wellness, cooking, art, and music. […]
Summer Zeringue McCune’s career took an unexpected turn over the last year, but the Norco resident said she is honored that her art is now helping others. […]
St. Charles Parish Sheriff Greg Champagne became the President of the National Sheriff’s Association for the second time he was officially sworn in to his second term on Jan. 26, making him the first two-time president in the organization’s near 83-year history. […]
Santos will close its doors permanently after the last customer is served on Valentine’s Day. […]
St. Charles Parish residents can start registering their kindergarten, pre-k, and Head Start students for the 2023-2024 school year starting on Monday, Feb. 13. […]
The River Region Drama Guild sold out both showings of its winter young actor’s workshop this past weekend – its first official show since Hurricane Ida destroyed the organization’s building and contents. […]
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